I see crappie university is holding classes in Spartanburg in February. Has anyone ever attended their classes.
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I see crappie university is holding classes in Spartanburg in February. Has anyone ever attended their classes.
Anything you can do to improve your knowledge of Crappie fishing will improve your catch rate. That being said if you spend those 8 hours of class time on the water learning your fishing waters will help you more than anyone’s institutions about fishing.
I don’t know of any of the names of the instructors that they have listed for the 4 two hour classes but I’m sure they will give their best knowledge they have about catching crappie.
You are on the best teaching school in the world right here on CDC with more knowledge than anyone on Fishing our waters. Spend time reading the info freely given here and put that info to use and you will put Crappie in your boat all year long.
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Ok. Thanks for your help.
Ive read alot about the species i target and generally what they do seasonally and how different weather effects fish. Then fish hard for a year applying the knowledge and learning/trusting your electronics. Make notes of the day of the year, enviromental conditions, and locations. Thats why i include this information in my videos. Revisit those spots when the time is right. I would hit a variety of locations with dry holes until i figured out the patterns for crappie.
That is a good plan. To be successful you have to invest the time. Wateree is a big lake with alot of coves and creeks.
Thanks for the heads up. Can you post the particulars?Quote:
Originally Posted by Obyz21
It's at Spartanburg community college. Feb. 15, 20, 27 and March 6. Don't know the times. 4 two hour classes. I did not check into it any farther than that. You can contact that college for all the details.